Plugin Contributor
WPtouch
(@wptouch)
Hi @kafar,
I took a look at the GWT plugin and I see that one of the ways to add it is via a sidebar widgets. By default, sidebar widgets aren’t support in WPtouch free, but support for them can easily be added in WPtouch Pro by using WPtouch Pro’s child theme feature.
Another way to add the GWT language selector is by adding <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[prisna-google-website-translator]’); ?> to your theme. You can also add it this way by using WPtouch Pro’s child theme features. While you may be able to edit the theme in WPtouch free, any changes you make to the theme will be overwritten in the event of an update.
Thread Starter
kafar
(@kafar)
Hi @wptouch,
Thanks to reply.
My budget is still limited to purchase the PRO version, then I’m obliged to edit the theme free. But, please, where is the right place to put <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[prisna-google-website-translator]’);?> to the google selector can be view in wptouch too?
Thanks
Plugin Contributor
WPtouch
(@wptouch)
@kafar,
The placement will depend where you want the language selector to appear in the mobile theme. If you want it to appear in the header area, add it to the header.php template. If you want to display it in the footer area, add it to the footer.php template. WPtouch (Pro) themes include the same functionality as standard WordPress themes.
If you’re comfortable working with standard WordPress themes, you will be able to customize the WPtouch (Pro) theme.